State agencies will get at least $215,000 from a $70 million settlement between a GE subsidiary and government authorities over alleged illegal activities in the municipal bond derivatives market, authorities said Friday.

GE Funding Capital Market Services, Inc. agreed to pay $70 million total to federal law-enforcement authorities and state attorneys general to resolve complaints. Of that, $34.5 million will go to the states.

In Oregon, agencies expected to receive funds include the Oregon Department of Administrative Services, the Oregon Facilities Authority, two state housing agencies and the Polk County Housing Authority, the Oregon Department of Justice said in a press release.